I would fight for mankind's right to self-determination. If utopia(meaning total perfection) was forced on an unwilling populace, it means that there is a flaw. The flaw is that of the people's powerlessness and, hence, imperfection, meaning it is not a utopia. Therefore, utopia cannot be forced, meaning your question is self-contradictory.
Onliners are bad. Posting just one word is worse. Please don't do that. sp
We must march ever forward, creating new ritches and liberating mankind from its chains
Quote: I would have agree with you. The recent question is self-contradictory. The idea of a forced Utopia, for want of a better description, sounds more like Nazi Germany than any Marxist Society. ![]()
The inclusion of the five Communist leaders of the list as "dictators" is clearly a bourgeois ideological mystification. They are all elected leaders that do not have absolute powers and act in democratic (because of the possibility by the people to chose) dictatorships (because of the lack of the electoral possibility to chose to overthrow Socialism) of the proletariat. The worst side of the mystification is that many people, without even the critical spirit to wonder why, fideistically adhere to what bourgeois propaganda says.
If you tremble at the slightest indignation done to a fellow human, then you are my comrade-in-arms. Commander E. Guevara de la Serna
Quote: Dear comrade Fontis, I think I agree with what you mean, but I would word that in a different way. Human rights are utmostly important, and Socialism is a human right. Capitalism, on the contrary, is a violation of human rights per se. If you tremble at the slightest indignation done to a fellow human, then you are my comrade-in-arms. Commander E. Guevara de la Serna
Human rights are a hopelessly stupid idealist concept nobody should actually care about.
You can treat other people nice without resorting to such bullshit. "Don't know why i'm still surprised with this shit anyway." - Loz
Quote: This coming from a vegetarian.. doesn't suprise me much. Save the poor, innocent animals.. but screw the poor, innocent people.
1. I was telling you I'm nearing the conclusion that vegetarianism is bullshit.
2. I never said "screw the people", I just said that the concept of human rights is stupid. I've already explained this somewhere. "Don't know why i'm still surprised with this shit anyway." - Loz
Quote: Dear comrade, well, I think I used ambiguous language. I am the native speaker of a Romance language and, in the use of Romance languages, the word "human rights" does not have particular connotations, "human" is usually devoided of any connotation and is just intended to convey the idea of "of man (and woman)", being most clearly derived from a common root of with the word "man", ex.: Italian "uomo" 'man' ~ "umano" 'human'. I did not mean the bourgeois version of "human rights", or of the "rights of man", rooted in the French Revolutionaries' idea that one man would be a limitation, rather than a realization, to the full development of another man's freedom, and often used to legitimize the exploitation of man by man. I meant the civil, political and social rights of every human (and here we could open an off topic thread about the rights of non-human beings...) living being: man, and woman, both as citizens of a law-enforcing State and as members of a Communist post-State society. For ex. one of the rights I consider inalienable to every human being is the right to have nobody earning by stealing the fruit of your labour, the plusvalue created by you. Specified as I have now did, I think it is clear that I was not talking about bourgeois rights, for example as exemplified by the "rights" to own what has been stolen from the workers, or to organize countre-revolution (as bourgeois "human rights" supporters advocate regarding Socialist countries). If you tremble at the slightest indignation done to a fellow human, then you are my comrade-in-arms. Commander E. Guevara de la Serna
Here's the 2009 list for Parade's Communist dictators.
3: Kim Jong-Il, North Korea, Age 67, In power since 1994 6: Hu Jintao, China, Age: 66, In power since 2002 13. Raul Castro, Cuba, Age 77, In power since: 2006 Kim dropped a place in three years and that's probably due to the fact that Robert Mugabe was the flavour of the year for the media because of the Zimbabwe economic crisis. From what I have read about Parade magazine, I can tell you that it is grade A bullshit and wouldn't take their publications with a pinch of salt.
Mugabe is a communist.
No. No, he's not.
The moment one accepts the notion of 'totalitarianism', one is firmly locked within the liberal-democratic horizon. - Slavoj Žižek
Red_Son wrote: AFAIK, he has never said or done anything to suggest that he is a communist.
See I said that Fidel wasn't really a dictator, but Raul is defiantly not a dictator.
Once capitalists know we can release the Kraken, they'll back down and obey our demands for sure.
_Comrade Gulper
Taken from The Last Days of White Rhodesia by Denis Hills
Quote: Now what is this…
Quote: No. "Don't know why i'm still surprised with this shit anyway." - Loz
Lol.Mugabe a communist.
Those "journalists" really abuse their power to slander communism 20 year after it's main force of potential collapsed. But then,Americans would probably suck it all up,through crappy tv-show,newspapers,"documentaries" etc And Hu Jintao isn't a communist either. |
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